Creating Inclusive Education in Thailand was organized by students of the Master of Social Innovation and Sustainability of the School of Global Studies, Thammasat University at SEA Junction aimed to explore the situation of education for migrant youth in Thailand and its importance through film, group discussions and conversations with frontline leaders and with organizations supporting them.
Photo by Tipakson Manpati
Event poster
SEA Junction Director welcomedpanel speakers and participants
Professor from theSchool of Global Studies,
Thammasat University
One of the students fromthe project explaining
the event process
First panelist from Myanmarintroducing himself
Amanda Mowry from Partners Asia
Naw Su Yadanar (Hsu Hsu),a Myanmar student at
the School of Global Studies
Melissa, a panelist from Thailand
Prayut, a panelist from Thailand
Saw Dar Bo (Jeff), anotherMyanmar student involved
in the project
Kyaw Kyaw Min Htut, apresident and co-founder
of the BEAM Education Foundation
based in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Kyaw Kyaw Min Htutproviding an overview of
the situation of migrant
students in Thailand
A VDO highlighting somechallenges that migrant
students face in Thailand
Participants shared theirviews after watching the VDO
Students, teachers andparents tell their story
about studying and living
in Thailand as migrants
Participants reacting to the VDO
Participants actively sharing opinions
Enthusiastic discussionamong participants
Prayut: non-formal educationcenters in Thailand can
provide learning programs for
many people including refugees
Melissa: all different actors suchas government, business, non-profit
organization should support
children basic rights to education
Naw Su Yadanar: sharingher challenges to get education
certification and finance support
for her higher studies